> The results are not as good as a professional designer could create but are an impressive first prototype. I like to look at how far we've come since the ear

> The results are not as good as a professional designer could create but are an impressive first prototype. I like to look at how far we've come since the early days of Stable Diffusion. It was fascinating to play with it back then, but it quickly became apparent that it was "generic" and not suited for "real work" because it lacked consistency, text capabilities, fingers! and so on... Looking at these results now, I'm amazed at the quality, consistency and ease of use. Gone are the days of doing alchemy on words and adding a bunch of "in the style of Rutkovsky, golden hour, hd, 4k, pretty please ..." at the end of prompts.